21 Gay Street

Set in 1950s Greenwich Village, this novel explores the interconnected lives of four residents—Joyce Kendall, Jean Fitzgerald, Terri Leigh, and Pete Galton—forming a vibrant snapshot of Bohemian New York. Through their relationships and experiences, the story offers a lively glimpse into the era’s unconventional lifestyle, including memorable events like rent parties and social gatherings. Originally published in 1960 under a pseudonym, this rediscovered work is part of Lawrence Block’s collection of classic erotica, distinguished by its authentic portrayal of a bygone time.